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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
ANU SRNESTS.
To rhe Editor OF the Eagle.

To the Editor OF the Eagle
In your issue Of yesterday, the notice ap-
pears that under the management of Mr.
Robt. Neff none but first class entertain
ments will be encouraged in the G. A r
Hall, it may be well to state the women OF
Wichita are also interested IN the same OBJ
ject-providing healthtul, pleasing amuse-
mente. The W. c. T. O. novelties-Bur-
dette, Sam Jones, The Welch Prize Singers,
and most probably, the Alpine Choir-will
be given in this hall
Also another series Of entertainments under
private management win be given during
the season In the same place, composed of
distinguished artists, sey eral coming for the
first time west Of st. Louis. The famous
humorist, Frank Lincoln, successor TO Arte-
mus Ward, endorsed by the press and public
Of both Europe and America, will appear for
the first time in cur city or Monday night,
October 81
Frank Beard, whose cartoons In the Judge
and Puck have made his name familiar 10
thousands
The Musin Grad Concert, composed Of
four distin guished artists
Hon. l. q. Horr, the famous wit and
orator.
The Clara Louise Kellogg concert ard
opera company, the finest musical organiza-
tion in America, and Others
Hou. George w. Balm, the. Kentucky ora
tor, viii be here on Sunday, Jan. -, 1888
ANNE NJ. TAYLOR,
CRAWFORD.
The Hanlons oper ed their engagement at
the Crawford last evening to a crowded
house. From their appearance as the model
servants John and Bob in the stage coach till
the curtain falls on the last act there was
one CONTIGUOUS laughter from the delighted
audience. la the play as originally pre-
scented there has been r enumber OF changes
introduced, changes and notifications which
three years tour in Europe MIR. Hanlon
has seen fit 20 make. OF the two leading
characters nothing need be added to the
many favorable criticisms already given
them by the press. Mr. Herbert as
Dwindleiown tie adventurer, was good.
Mr.. Wilson did very clever piece OF acting
rs Ned in the first act and other impersona-
tions in the last two. Mr.. Conradi also
gave several approximations and did them
all well
Mr.. Walton both in bis acting and make
up showed decided merit. Miss EMILY Kean
made great hit as Juliette, introducing
songs which brought fourth encore after
encore. Mr.. Constantine as Patrick Nc
Guire and Mr.. Victor as his son Frank, de
serve special mention. In fact the whole
support was good. The many striking
beautiful mechanical effect, the rapid evolu
tons and general absurdity of the play were
such as to make most delightful evenings
entertainments.
The performance will be repeated tonight
aud the crowded house and general salts
faction of the audience last night give prom
Use that tonight's business viii also he large.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
MILLINERY DEPT,

All ofthe many bargoins offered in this
department last week will be placed
on our counter again this week fo-
instance 200 Plumes
70 Wings
Hats
Child Hats trimmed
AL Hsts trimmed free
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

NJ. V. W. Wallis OF the large wholesale
cigar firm of Wallis & Co, New Orleans.
was In the city last week and We secured the
agency for this city On their foe cigars Call
and zee them J. I. CAMPBELL & Co.,
1875. Exclusive Wholesale Dealers
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

The regular weekly recital given by pupils
of Lewis musical institute takes place at the
music rooms of the Lewis academy Monday
afternoon, Oct.2 4, at p. m. All interested
in music are cordially Invited TO attend
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

L. NJ King, OF Appleton City, Missouri,
an old friend and an old schoolmate Of cur
fellow townsman, W. \. Thomas, is in the
city paying the latter ard his family a visit.
Mr., King is g wide awake business man, So
cially very genial gentleman, but he hasn't
boen able to figure it out in the short time
his arrival how such great city was built
in SO short time. After he has rubbed
against the chaps VINO did it for about q
week be viii find the figuring much easier.
Mr.. Thomas is delighted with this visit from
his old school mate.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Arthur Lefeore of the Wichita boys
school left the city yesterday for Baltimore
whittier he goes to take to wife Miss VERIFY
of that city, the interesting event being set
for the first day of November. Mr.. Lefeore
will return to Wichita with his bride in q
short time after marriage.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Imported perfumery, toilet articles Bar
ber's tools on hand cheap. Give US call
BoNETrI & PoRCAssI,
dlA-6s 256 E. Douglas
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MISCELLANEOUS.

will advantage
WAIIFNSTEIN
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HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT

sold sew
o III
Comforts s.iss Week'sIo~ mark Saturday only
SI5
VIII Be psoea on Exhibition IN center
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AIn.rkelt Nanr az I.zst supplied

Help wanted in our millinery department
dl34-1t T. l. Fox * Son.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Coleman Rogers, a young man well and
favorably known in business and social cir
cles Of the city, and at present manager and
cashier Of the bank at Meade Centre, stopped
over in the city yesterday and win not leave
until this evening. He says that his success
at Meade has exceeded his most ssnguine ex-
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Mr.. H. Arnold and Mr.. g. ". Stearns,
heavy capitalists OF Arcade, New York, who
are friends Of W. h. Wilson of that city
and who has large interests in Wichita, call
ed yesterday. Mr.. Arnold and Mr.. Stesrns
said that their friend Wilson had told them
much of Wichita's greatness and prospects
but that he had shot under the mark long
ways and that they were agreeably disap-
pointed In our greatness SO say they alt
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
FLANNEL DEPT.

so Bro Canton FiAnnsl sl-S
Is pair Gil wool red Flaosss 10
IS pair strictly 81 wool skir:ing RlAa
rel sold elsewhere Tor 5oc<.. our
price thu wssk -
Al other Pisrnsis ega&lly ~ lo~.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
THE COUNTS.
PROBATE COURT.

Sarah K. Taylor YVES yesterday appointed
Administrative Of the estate Of Robert Stew
art Taylor, deceased. Bend $1,000 She
was also appointed guardian Of Mary B. and
Myrtle Taylor, minor heirs OF Z S. Taylor.
bond 81, eco.
Marriage license was Issued to William
Harvey Moorhead, of Peotime, and Anna
May Strothers, Of Ruby.
POLICE COURT
ID. NJ. Carr, james O'Brien, William Ma
son aud Thomas Conway were penuiless
DRINKS picked up by the officers. They were
all committed aud Will be given employment
on the stone pile. William Mason had q still
more serious charge to which 70 answer, petit
larceny. He had taken whip and robe
from buggy on East Douglas avenue and
was making away with it when arrested by
the officer The offense would have cost him
$40, if he had had that much, but as il is, be
will labor for twenty days on the stone pills
for the city.
yohn Wiegsnd was whiskey vag who
contributed the usual amount 10 the city
treasury.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Mr.. W. g. Bartle, q prominent 81 Louis
capitalist and for many years one of that
city's leading packers, accompanied by his
son, D. s. Bartle, are paying our city visit
as the friends Of the Nessrs. Knights. Mr..
Bartle is now largely interested in cattle
growing in Wyoming territory. The Messrs.
Bartle did not say what particular interest
brought them to Wichita, but being old and
experienced and successful packers and men
Of means they no doubt wished to see the
coming city of - west
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

TIE following are the transfers OF real
estate asai IN the Rscnrder's office yaster-
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Tr. C. +. Wheeler and wife, Of Topeka,
are spending a few days in the city as guests
of their old Wisconsin friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Hadley Mr.. Wheeler has been on
necsed with the A. f. g. S. f. railroad for
several years This is his first visit to the
Peerless Princess, and to say that he Is
pleased with the same is stating it but
,~,;I1l,,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

FancyI lain acke rner
OFancy Plaid Jackets with
De
lack
Brown
FancyB
quilted nnn2 Woud be bargain
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
Foc Sale.

1St1t Model Barber Shop, 226 E Dougl
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Al Helena. Arb.

Mr.. J. II. Bush and family are 10
81 Paul, MINI.
Judge NJ. l.. Stephenson and wife.
They will epend the heated term at
the a herent lases In Michigan.
Progressive euehre parties seem 10
be the iage nos In social circleo,
there being one or two given every
week.
Quite a number a citizens have !, Il
~ cooler ellmts, where they will re-
main during the summer months
Among those who have gone are Mr..
Graham aud wife They 20 TO Red
Sulphur SPRING., Va.
Mr. ID, II McKsrEe and vile lei,
this week i1r Europe, by way OF New
York. They will visit the capitals Of
tue continent and will make Their
longest stay NJ Paris. They will be
gone Tor iout or ave months.
TVo deaths occurred IN this city
Friday, oue OapL W. b. Wes', Z
prominent gentleman widely known
throughout Eastern Arkansas. III,
vas buried with Ntslnic hoaors. The
Other death WIS that q little dsush
ter Of Mr.. Henry Hu,ehinsIn.
The feature Of int,reai In social cir
eles 10 the marriage Of lily. Lohmann
wealthy cilisen aud q banker o
Hel,ns, 70 Mrs. Lillian Battle, a mos
eetimable lady, also Of Helena, n
Memphis this week. Very lev yer,
aware of the marrisee until the notiol
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The hotels here are we'll kept and
the livery fervice is first class.
Some Of the visitors have left for
their homes, but 1t Is understood that
others are to arrive soon.
r. L. Lightiaw and wife, Ike Kahn
and wife. and Mrs. Wells have gone
to meet cooler breezes in Wisconsin.
A wedding takes place this evening.
Mr.. Beard, OF Lee county, Ark, WEEDS
Miss Matte Simpson, ut the residence
Of Wiley Fort.
The young people are Indebted to
Professors H. J. and e. A. Fuscb for q
handsome entertainment at Tate's
opera house Tuesday night.
Bolivar holds her old time reputa-
ton OF being u good place to spend
the heated term, and well she may;
for this locality Is pronouncedly one
OF the most salubrious In all the
country.
DR.. George B Peters is visiting bis
old friends and the scenes Of his medi-
ca triumphs In younger days. He Is
receiving an old time welcome from
the old citizens, and is delighted with
his visit. sf'
Dick Upshaw, the efficient book.
keeper for Hill, Foniaine & Co, st.
Louie, is visiting his parents. He will
enjoy the delights OF his old home for
month. His sister, Miss Julie, who
has been visiting friends in Memphis,
reached home today.
Bolivar, Tenn, is in the midst Of q
season Of gsyety, and everybody 10
cheered by fine rains and good pros
poets for crops. The town has been
angers and,fuIl of strold acquaintance
for two weeks. Pretty girls from
other towns and cities are here, visit
ing relatives or attracted by the hoepi-
tally of schoolmaes. Handsome
young fellows have been folio wing
their syeethearts by the half dozen or
have been attracted hither by our in
Vulnerable besu,ies.
Among those present were: Misses
Martin aud Frazier, and Messrr. Duns-
comb, Frazier and RickAy, OF Mem
phis; Misses Hill aud Kimbsll, and
Mr.. swasey, Of st. Louis; Mics Prude
! PJlk, 4 Nashville; Misses Long, Ste
phens and McCorry, and the Messrs.
Gilmour. of jackson. The Messrs.
Fasch had on hand for their guests q
bountiiul supply Of refreshments,
which we've elegantly served under
the supervision OF Mrs. Henry Bond,
Of st. Louis, and Mrs. ]. III. Hubbard,
OF Bolivar, scting on behalf Of the
| Child of 81, James.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPKAL-.sUNDAY JULY 10. IS =.

was ssen In q marriage license notice.
They will take bridal trip to Niagara
end other Northern and Eastern points.
A stranger coming to this city would
be struck with the vast Improvement
taking place in the appearance Of
things generally. II one goes out to
the western portion he sees two dne
residences-one OF Mr.. Lycurgus Lucy,
an officer OF the First National Bank,
and the other OF Mr.. r. B Fitzpatrick,
Of the firm Of Jacks, Fitzpatrick &
Coin COURSE OF construction. These
buildings are such as would do credit
to a city Of 100000 population. This
part OF the city can be very sppropri-
ately dubbed "Nobb hill"
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AZ Oxfsrti, Miss.

Misees Matte and Raphael Martin,
OF Lebanon, Tenn, who have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. w. A..
Rosne, returned home last Monday.
An aged and highly respected real
dent Of this county, Mr.. Goodloe Bu.
ford, died yesterday ak miles west Of
TINS plsce. He was ninety. four years
OF age, and had resided here for mum.
her Of year.
Mr. w. V. Sullivan, who has extern
sive mining interests In Colorado, re.
TUNED home this week from q visit to
his gold mine, fully convinced that
his mine Is worth 100000, and his
friends say "sO mote II be-" Mr.. Sui
Ivan has many friends in this State
who will be glad 10 hear Of his fortun.
ATE investment.
The health Of this community is ex.
csllent. Dr.. Isom, one OF the best
physicians In the South, says Oxford
In one Of the healthiest places In the
world. This, taken In connection
with our fine schools and good society,
ought to ind uce parents and guardians
throughout the Sa,e TO send their
boys aud girls here I'll Educate them.
A bettsr college than our State Uni.
versiiy cannot bs isuud In the coun.
try. The Urion Female College ID
splendid. and our preparatory schools
cannot be excelled,
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Ar ConeeyiIIe.

Mr.. b. r Winter, c5uuty treasurer,
brought into town this week, two foil
grown cotton balls.
Mas May, the beautiful and accom-.
plished daughter q our townsmsn,
Capt. q. ii. Lester, has been quite
sick for the past two weeks, but is
nov convaletcent.
DR.. jackson and Miss l.. Robertson,
Of Air Mount, Misc, were ma ried this
week. Both the bride aRd sIoom are
quite popular In tho o .iety Of their
little city, and m my warm friends ex.
tended congratulations TO the happy
couple.
Mr.. J. w. Calhoun, who ha, been
merchandising In our town Tor the
past eight years, has sold bis entire
stock OF goods to Vann a CO., OF this
place, n a will leave tomorrow morn
Ing for Paris, Tex. In the departure
OF Nr Calhoun Coh,eyIlle 6ustsins a
severe loss, ~ he has ever been one oil
her tTuesi, beet and mos, industrious
cii.lsne, and, while we derby regret
our loss, the society OF Paris Ia 10 be-
congratulated upon the Gdyent Of sucn
q family AZ hia. II 10 sincerely hoped
by maty warm friends that this move
NAV prove beneficial TO his interests,
and In said 20 have many acres OF the
fisecy staple thus far advanced to ma
turity.
Many OF our oiussns 20 out shoot.
/ Inc iate In the &veninga. AMI thu
gain that exercise which isso essential
10 good heath during these long
sultry days. Toe Cofesville Shooting
| Club has among It's Numbers severa
Of the bsst msrkAmen In the State
and this statement can be understood
when We say tina, while bird huntlnl
they use only the % oalibre Win
chester or Stevens d.. and hardly
ever fail 10 bag bird rich, and left
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tf"phtses ~ n'.N anu s"s"e.s
Mira W. ]. Chase and children are
paying q visit TO relatives at Lucy,
Tenn.
MI. }. b. Christian, q we'll known
cotton mar, lett for Hot Springs on
Monday.
Mrs. sam Pepper hes her sister,
Mms 2lds Pnt, q Helene, with her
for bnti visit.
Mrt. Brown, with her daughter, Mis-
Laura, hsya left for Raleigh 10 SPEND
parl Of thu summer.
Gus n Harris returned this mlrn.
ing. He has ,Aksn in New York and
Niagara on hia recent TIP.
Gen. Turner, who has been eojourn-
Ing at Hot Springs Tor = few weeke, ID
back again and much improved.
VI. Pm A. Halle has recently 70
TUNED ifum q at fame rs resort W gu
~ gdbor stAte-Hoi spiiugs, Ark.
Hiu GiAhsm, Of No. 30 poplsi
street, hes sith her friend IRON
Baiesvllr. Mas, Miss Ida Butler.
" q iefsoi midi 10 ano'hef one Q
The IAe DEPARTURES Tor Now lork. III
wlk sptpd me time In New York.
W. Chez, ono Of our prlmlnen
gan H. AlsIs, has gone 10 Clicsgo On
busiuesr a1d pleasure combination.
Mrs Phil ] MAllon, accompanied b,
her con, jams Mslln, we're amonI
the dspar ups on Friday Tor viigini.
Mr.. II. Morris and wife, after nesrl
AytAl's absence In Europe, are bacl
afain, improved much by their ocsa
Trip.
Mr.. Hirry Kohn. oi Nashville,
circulating among bis friends In shi
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Al aeruaafovp. Tenn.

The interest In the revival meeting
Ia the Baptist church 10 increasing.
Miss Hennie williamson, an accom-.
plished school mistress, is Whiting the
pleasant family OF Register Harrison.
Miss frankie Williams, one OF our
most talented young ladies, hss Just
returned from Jackson and Milan,
where she has been visiting relatives
and attending school commence
meets.
Miss Lou Connolly, reared and edu.
Gated in our town, but who has been
teaching Ia Hot SPRING., Ark, three
Yeas, is spending her vacation with
as. She Is at her old home, Mrs. Dr.
Thnmpaon'a
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Al OAKLAND. Mia.

There also was q picnic at New
Hope Church, about fourteen miles
soutnws 1: II hsre,.whoss attendants
were equally as numerous, aud at
which there were teveral very able
speeches made by different candi'
dates.
There was q picnic at Long Branch
church, about fifteen miles from here
last rhursday, at which there wee
over 1000 people, who enjoyed them
selves TO the fullest extent. The en-.
Ioyment OF the day va, greatly added
10 by q game OF ball between Hatton
and Big Springs clubs
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QUININE AND WHISKY!
@ in5eSsh0pt tho world x M sa Profession
Billions Fever Maria
p, The sISsi n suiog the bitter Of the
I WV" -. '.A
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
Gard

Editor Of HERALD:
Please publish this, for many of your readers
are anxious 10 have all who have been men
Toned in connection with the following. be clear
Of any stigma that may have grown out of the
reports:
misunderstanding that has caused a great
deal OF trouble with cur ueighbOrs that ain sorry
Of, on which there axe not any grounds in regard
TO the boys of Mr.. Turner Mr. soule, Mr. Wade,
Mr. Wagner and Mr.. Barnes. In regard TO the
conversation about Miss Frankly Munger. Will
state how it was. was talking of tie character
OF some boys going with Miss Munger. None OF
the boys OF the above parents were spoken Of
only some Of them in conversation that followed
which had nothing TO do with their character
whatever. II seems that the talk that followed
was mixed with a MISUNDERSTANDING by Mrs..
Barrett She told it 90 her mother; 80 itweut
the rounds. A warning to all TO be careful what
We say about one another especially the churact-
ers OF young folks for it VIII grow no less against
them I publish this explanation TO let your
many readers in this ueighborhood know that It
has not been and viii not be my business to 90
around and make trouble with my ueighb1rs tell
ing something tha- there is no truth In.
Mrs. CALIsTIA BUTLER.
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oIVE THEM a cHANcE.

That is to say, your lungs. Also
all yoar breathing machinery Very
wonderful machinery ii is. Not only
the larger air-passag,s, but the thous-
ands of little tubes and cavities lead
ing from them.
When these are clogged and checked
with matter which ought not to be
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they can
not do well.
Gail il cold, cough, group, pneun-
onia, cutarrh- consumption or any Of
the family of throat ami nose and
head and lung distractions, all are
bad. All ought to be got rid of, That
is to take BOschee's German Syrup.
which amy druggist viii seu YOU at -
cents a bottle. Even If everything
else has failed you, you may depend
upon this for certain.
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An ordinary user Of tobacco will
ezpend $40 to $50 per year for the
weed and yet some of those very men
claim to be too poor TO take their home
paper, but viii raise family up in ig-
noranee and year after year live in a
dull cherries nome where there is
nothing to read but an almanac and
some old books long out of date. One
old hen will lay eggs enough to pay for
a newspaper and the men are very
scarce indeed who are actually too
poor to raise $3.50 per year. The
children Of men who take no papers,
generally grow up ignorant and often
times vicious They leave home gen
orally early in life. and become the
shifLless or criminal classes. The head
of the family can, il he will, fad a
score of places where he may econO-
mize before he cuts off his newspa-
pers.
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Greatly Excited.

Not few of the citizens of Phillips
burg have recently become greatly
excited over the astounding facts, that
several OF their friends who had been
pronounced by their physicians as in
durable and beyond all hOpe-suffer-
ing with that dreaded monster Con
sumptiOu-EaVe been comp etely cur
ed 10y Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, the only remedy that
does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds. Asthma
and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at
q. w. BickfOrd' 5 Drug ~torr, north
side Square, Large bottles 5 3.
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Spring Greek Items.

Local news very scarce.
Spring Creek is badly showed under.
We notice this week that Black Can
non, one Of our enterprising farmers
is building an addition 70 his barn to be
used as a feed room. He has erected a
large and substantial wind mill for the
driving power and has an improved
feed mill to grind the feed for three car
loads of cattle and hogs. Give US more
progressive farmers like Mr.. c. and we
viii keep our farming communities
abreast OF the towns.
Warren Cummius and j. /. Seayey
are also feeding cattle again this winter.
Grandpa Knights family are occupy
ing their new house now They look
very comfortable in their new quarters
and we wish them many happy years
yet in our midst.
Before the election we felt little in
clined to find fault that the HERALD
did not give as decided support to all
the county ticket as we thought it should,
but later issues have convinced US that
the HERALD occupies a position where
we can cordially extend it the right
hand of fellowship, If we find evils
nurtured IN the Republican party that
we cannot endorse it is not the part of
progressive men to shut our eyes TO all
that IS evil in the party and only be
hold the good, but by voice, pen and
ballot seek TO weed out that which is
useless aud in their place add each of
the live issues Of the day as they are
developed by the needs of our nation.
This is the key note. Let US seek to be i
at the same time conservative reform
ers and reforming conservatives.
Nov. 26th- OLD SLEDGE.
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The whiskey men carried the State of
Georgia at The late election and some
papers are growing over the defeat of
the ProhibitOry Amendment. We
would as soon think of rejoicing over
the mental, moral and physical wreck
ing of a fellcw being as to rejoice over
a saloon victory, foI thar means the
ruin Of thousands
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The Chicago Inter Ocean says:
There are many wrongs that need
rightiugs, many rights that need more
firmly asserting, many evoIutions of the
true spirit of the constitution that need
educing, but in the ballot box is ma
chinery ample for both reformation and
Development Anarchy is idiocy of
brain and infamy of morals.''
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This year the people of four states
rejected the proposed constitutional
amendment prohibiting the liquor traf
fic. They were Michigan, Texas, Ten
nesee and Oregon. The liquor traffic
curse is the greatest Of all curses, and
the work Of abating it Is a slow tedious
one, but temperance is gaining.
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schooI Report 81 D.. So.

The following is "a report of School
District No, Sc Tor the month ending
November 2jLh.